March 28, 2011
To all awake whom it may concern, it is highly suggested this Abel Danger post be read as it is related to the following news story....
Crown Agents - Patent-Pool Pedophiles - Staged HSBC 8(a) 911? - Moura Budberg and Anna Louise Strong - al-Qaeda Patsies
and then continue reading this article from the Mail Online:
Mystery of Nick Clegg's 'Mata Hari' aunt and a plot to kill Lenin
By Will Stewart and Glen Owen
27th March 2011
Nick Clegg [Lord President of the Council = de facto position of Sir Francis Walsingham who had Mary Queen of Scots executed through a man-in-the-middle fraud] was last night urged to lift a 90-year ban on secret documents that could implicate one of his ancestors in a British plot to kill Russian Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin.
The Deputy Prime Minister's great-great-aunt, Baroness Moura Budberg, was the lover of Robert Bruce Lockhart, a British diplomat posted in Moscow during the Russian Revolution.
Lockhart - said to have been an inspiration for Ian Fleming's James Bond - is suspected to have been the brains behind an assassination attempt on Lenin in August 1918.
Moura, a sexually liberated Tsarist aristocrat whose colourful love life earned her the nickname the Mata Hari of Russia, was sharing Lockhart's bed in a British consular flat when Red Guards burst in to arrest them after the attack.
Vladimir Lenin speaking in Red Square, in November 7th, 1918
Baroness Moura Budberg
Robert Bruce LockhartIntrigue: The Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg's great-great-aunt, Baroness Moura Budberg (centre), was the lover of Robert Bruce Lockhart (bottom), a British diplomat posted in Moscow during the Russian Revolution. He was said to have been the brains behind an assassination attempt on Vladimir Lenin (top) in 1918
Now a senior MP has called on Mr Clegg to release classified papers that could shed light on his relative's role in the plot.
Former Labour Defence Minister Kevan Jones said: 'Mr Clegg is always harping on about the need for open government - why not start by authorising the publication of these potentially fascinating papers about his ancestor?'
Lenin was shot three times in the attack by 28-year-old revolutionary Fanny Kaplan. He survived the assassination attempt and thousands were subsequently executed in a bloody reprisal during the so-called Red Terror.
Following their arrests, Lockhart was questioned in the Kremlin while Moura was locked in a dank cell in the notorious Lubyanka headquarters of the Russian secret services.
Moura - whose later lovers included writers H.G.Wells and Maxim Gorky - was freed days later by Yakov Peters, deputy head of Lenin's secret police, amid suspicions that she had a sexual relationship with him.
